"A healthcare rebellion is taking shape in the United States. With thirty-three states in support of taxes, this is constitutional amendment territory," said Dale Fountain, Chairperson/CEO of Enact Universal Healthcare for California.

"With 54% of Americans supporting tax increases, Single Payer is now squarely in the mainstream. Those who oppose are clearly in danger of being labeled fringe-conservative," says Vice Chairperson Michael Saucedo.

In January, EUHC4CA released its Soft Single Payer proposal for California, which costs the state less than half a percent of other single payer proposals, no tax increases, and provides tuition and retirement assistance to doctors and nurses.